Top consumer protection Lawyers in Sacramento | 3 available

3 consumer protection lawyers are available in Sacramento, california, including Eric J. Ratinoff, Linda Dankman, and Richard A. Sullivan. These lawyers are rated between 4.4/5 to 4.8/5 and 63% provide free consultation.

Eric J. Ratino

Linda Dankman

Richard A. Sul

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Eric J. Ratinoff

Firm: Kershaw Cutter & Ratinoff, LLP

980 9th Street 19th Floor , Sacramento , California 95814

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

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“We know that Eric Ratinoff went above and beyond. We believed that our attorney and his affiliates truly had our best interest at mind in our case an...”

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“I would like to say a big thank you to Eric Ratinoff and staff for helping my family through a tough time. My case was both long and seemingly difficult to work through. Eric stuck…”

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Linda Dankman

2601 24th Street , Sacramento , California 95818

Practice Areas: Probate, Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Adoption, Contracts, Consumer Protection, Expungement

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Richard A. Sullivan

Firm: Anwyl, Scoffield and Stepp, LLP

2180 Harvard Street 200 9581 , Sacramento , California 95815

Practice Areas: Business ,Class Actions,Construction Defects,Consumer Protection,General Practice,Insurance ,Legal Malpractice,Personal Injury,Products Liability

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